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51
So
the
Swallow
plucked
out
the
Prince
's
eye
,
and
flew
away
to
the
student
's
garret
.
It
was
easy
enough
to
get
in
,
as
there
was
a
hole
in
the
roof
.
Through
this
he
darted
,
and
came
into
the
room
.
The
young
man
had
his
head
buried
in
his
hands
,
so
he
did
not
hear
the
flutter
of
the
bird
's
wings
,
and
when
he
looked
up
he
found
the
beautiful
sapphire
lying
on
the
withered
violets
.
52
"
I
am
beginning
to
be
appreciated
,
"
he
cried
;
"
this
is
from
some
great
admirer
.
Now
I
can
finish
my
play
,
"
and
he
looked
quite
happy
.
53
The
next
day
the
Swallow
flew
down
to
the
harbour
.
He
sat
on
the
mast
of
a
large
vessel
and
watched
the
sailors
hauling
big
chests
out
of
the
hold
with
ropes
.
"
Heave
a-hoy
!
"
they
shouted
as
each
chest
came
up
.
"
I
am
going
to
Egypt
!
"
cried
the
Swallow
,
but
nobody
minded
,
and
when
the
moon
rose
he
flew
back
to
the
Happy
Prince
.
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54
"
I
am
come
to
bid
you
good-bye
,
"
he
cried
.
55
"
Swallow
,
Swallow
,
little
Swallow
,
"
said
the
Prince
,
"
will
you
not
stay
with
me
one
night
longer
?
"
56
"
It
is
winter
,
"
answered
the
Swallow
,
"
and
the
chill
snow
will
soon
be
here
.
In
Egypt
the
sun
is
warm
on
the
green
palm-trees
,
and
the
crocodiles
lie
in
the
mud
and
look
lazily
about
them
.
My
companions
are
building
a
nest
in
the
Temple
of
Baalbec
,
and
the
pink
and
white
doves
are
watching
them
,
and
cooing
to
each
other
.
57
Dear
Prince
,
I
must
leave
you
,
but
I
will
never
forget
you
,
and
next
spring
I
will
bring
you
back
two
beautiful
jewels
in
place
of
those
you
have
given
away
.
The
ruby
shall
be
redder
than
a
red
rose
,
and
the
sapphire
shall
be
as
blue
as
the
great
sea
.
"
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58
"
In
the
square
below
,
"
said
the
Happy
Prince
,
"
there
stands
a
little
match-girl
.
She
has
let
her
matches
fall
in
the
gutter
,
and
they
are
all
spoiled
.
Her
father
will
beat
her
if
she
does
not
bring
home
some
money
,
and
she
is
crying
.
She
has
no
shoes
or
stockings
,
and
her
little
head
is
bare
.
Pluck
out
my
other
eye
and
give
it
to
her
,
and
her
father
will
not
beat
her
.
"
59
"
I
will
stay
with
you
one
night
longer
,
"
said
the
Swallow
,
"
but
I
can
not
pluck
out
your
eye
.
You
would
be
quite
blind
then
.
"
60
"
Swallow
,
Swallow
,
little
Swallow
,
"
said
the
Prince
,
"
do
as
I
command
you
.
"